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The Edmonton Oilers need to repeat history. Again. The Oilers are looking to kick off yet another series comeback when they continue their Western Conference first-round playoff series on the road against the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday. During runs to the Stanley Cup final in each of the past two springs, the Oilers have erased a handful of series deficits. They were down 2-0 to the Los Angeles Kings last year before rallying to win the opening-round series. Edmonton also won series after trailing 2-1 against both the Vancouver Canucks and the Dallas Stars in 2024 and the Kings the year before that ahead of a second-round exit. Therefore, trailing the Ducks by a 2-1 margin is not uncharted waters

The Boston Red Sox and Baltimore Orioles meet Sunday at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, and the handicap starts with how much weight bettors should give Saturday’s blowout. Boston crushed Baltimore 17-1, which immediately creates a market question: was that a real offensive reset for the Red Sox, or just one extreme result in a series that has already swung wildly? Boston enters at 10-17, last in the AL East, and still has a poor overall profile despite the recent win. The Red Sox are 5-9 on the road and have struggled to cover numbers, especially as underdogs. Baltimore is 13-14, third in the AL East, but the Orioles have not been consistent either, going 4-6 over their last 10.

The Cleveland Guardians and Toronto Blue Jays meet Sunday afternoon at Rogers Centre, and this matchup has a few layers beyond the short home favorite price. Cleveland enters at 15-13 and leads the AL Central, but the Guardians are coming off a 5-3 loss to Toronto and have split their last 10 games. The Blue Jays sit at 11-15, fourth in the AL East, but they bring some momentum after taking Saturday’s meeting. The pitching matchup gives Toronto the cleaner starting point. Slade Cecconi enters for Cleveland at 0-3 with a 6.20 ERA, while Patrick Corbin counters for the Blue Jays with a 3.68 ERA and a recent strong outing against the Angels. That gap matters, especially in a controlled

The Minnesota Twins and Tampa Bay Rays meet Sunday afternoon at Tropicana Field, and the form gap is hard to ignore. Minnesota enters at 12-15, third in the AL Central, riding a four-game losing streak after Saturday’s 6-1 loss to Tampa Bay. The Rays come in at 15-11, second in the AL East, and have won three straight. This is a matchup where neither projected starter inspires full confidence. Simeon Woods Richardson brings a 0-3 record and 5.96 ERA into the start for Minnesota, while Griffin Jax enters with an 8.00 ERA for Tampa Bay. That creates a volatile pitching setup, but the Rays still have the more stable full-team profile because their lineup is producing and their staff has